Frankenstein: Lost Souls, Library Edition

from jimocracy

This felt like a completely different story and I really wish the author had stopped with book three. Book four had too many characters to follow and the ones we already knew from the previous books lead totally different lives.I'm really not wanted to continue with book five but I cannot help my...

from bohemiangirl35

Lost Souls was not the utter disappointment that I was dreading after the total and absolute let down of Dead and Alive. But it was not the engrossing, can't-put-it-down, what's-going-to-happen-next success of Prodigal Son and City of Night, either. When Koontz decided not to collaborate, the ser...

from Randomcybrarian

Unfortunately, both Lost Souls and Dead Town are actually a bit redundant. After the first three excellent books, originally intended to be a trilogy, Koontz decided to write a second trilogy to continue the adventures of Deucalion and his battle against Victor Frankenstein. Koontz never made it ...

from catya77

The war against Victor Frankenstein/Helios' New Race/Community continues...in Montana. Vivid and lush scenery are depicted throughout this tale allowing immersion into different settings. Varied and entertaining characters present their own intertwined tales which all potentially will come to a h...

from jillstone

Book #4 in the Koontz Frankenstein series and the best one yet. This one is the first to come out in hardcover and it ended way too soon and with nothing resolved. Leading me to look up the date of the next one! This is a fantastic re-imagining of the classic story which starts out for our police...